maestro-audit

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Use for read-only Maestro repo audits that propose harness backlog improvements without implementing them.

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# Maestro Audit Use this for repo-wide improvement audits. The audit is agent work; Maestro only stores, merges, and surfaces proposals. Activate: `maestro hook record --event skill_activation --skill maestro-audit` ## Stop Do not implement, edit code, or change repo artifacts during this skill run. Produce proposals only. ## Do 1. Read known state: `maestro status`, `maestro harness list --all`, active features, active tasks, decisions, and repo instructions. 2. Re-read the repo from scratch, including docs, code ownership boundaries, tests, scripts, and shipped embedded resources relevant to the finding. 3. Cross-check findings against Maestro state so you do not propose work already accepted, dismissed, measured, or covered by active tasks. 4. Re-propose every finding still seen. Use one stable topic per finding so the verb merges repeats: ```sh maestro harness propose --title "<finding>" --evidence "<file:line evidence and why it matters>" --topic <stable-topic> ``` ## Evidence Each proposal needs concrete evidence: file paths, line numbers, command output, or exact artifact names. Do not file style opinions without a repo-specific impact and a way to verify the improvement. ## Hand-off Pipeline: `[maestro-audit] -> maestro harness apply -> maestro-task` Next: proposals filed -> inspect with `maestro harness list`; accepted proposals spawn normal tasks through `maestro harness apply <id>`.

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Author
ReinaMacCredy
Repository
ReinaMacCredy/maestro
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
Rust
License
MIT

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